Re: GenerateDSYMFile: Warning: no debug map in executable
Re: GenerateDSYMFile: Warning: no debug map in executable
- Subject: Re: GenerateDSYMFile: Warning: no debug map in executable
- From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 5 Feb 2008 13:21:20 -0800
On 2008 Feb, 05, at 10:31, Rick Altherr wrote:
I'm guessing that when you build the framework directly, you are
using a debug configuration, but when building your app, you are
using a release configuration. I'd also guess that your release
configuration is set to strip the product.
No, actually both were release, and both were stripped.
Unfortunately, I am now unable to reproduce this problem because the
project has developed a bigger problem, possibly related. I'm going
to have to put this thread on "hold" for now.
The warning means that the data needed to generate the dSYM couldn't
be found in the framework. The basic idea is that the compiler
generates a Debug Map when building the target. This means that the
debug information is stored in the intermediate .o's generated for
each source file. The final executable then contains only a map of
functions to .o's. To generate the dSYM, dsymutil reads the debug
map, loads the debug information from each .o and then combines it
into a .dSYM.
The Debug Map is stored as STABs, so stripping the debug information
from the final executable before running dsymutil will cause this
warning.
Thanks Rick, I'll study that further, later.
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